Indonesia vs Yemen head-to-head record

Indonesia wins: 2
Draws: 4
Yemen wins: 0

6 meetings, 1997 to 2014Goals: Indonesia 7, Yemen 3

Indonesia and Yemen have met 6 times since 1997. Indonesia have won 2, Yemen 0, and 4 matches ended level. They last met on 9 September 2014, when the match ended 0–0 in a friendly.

The 6 meetings have produced 10 goals, 1.67 per game. The biggest win is Indonesia’s 3–0 in AFC Asian Cup qualifying in 2003. Indonesia are unbeaten in the last six meetings (2 wins, 4 draws).

Who has won more, Indonesia or Yemen?

All matches6 matches

2 Indonesia4 drawsYemen 0

Competitive4 matches

1 Indonesia3 drawsYemen 0

Friendlies2 matches

1 Indonesia1 drawYemen 0

Key numbers

Goals: Indonesia 7, Yemen 31.67 per game
First meeting: Indonesia 0–0 YemenWorld Cup qualifying, 13 Apr 1997
Most recent: Indonesia 0–0 YemenFriendly, 9 Sept 2014
Indonesia’s biggest win: Yemen 0–3 IndonesiaAFC Asian Cup qualifying, 8 Oct 2003
Most goals in a meeting: Indonesia 2–2 YemenAFC Asian Cup qualifying, 15 Oct 2003
Current run: Indonesia unbeaten in 6
TFN Elo rating now: Indonesia 1459 (116th), Yemen 1318 (157th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

9 Sept 2014
Indonesia0Yemen0
Friendly
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
25 Apr 2008
Indonesia1Yemen0
Friendly
Bandung, Indonesia
15 Oct 2003
Indonesia2Yemen2
AFC Asian Cup qualifying
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (neutral)
8 Oct 2003
Yemen0Indonesia3
AFC Asian Cup qualifying
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (neutral)
13 Jun 1997
Yemen1Indonesia1
World Cup qualifying
Sana'a, Yemen

Who has had the upper hand over time?

The line climbs with every Indonesia win and drops with every Yemen win, so its height shows who has won more meetings up to that point.

Above the line: Indonesia have won more Below: Yemen have won more

Level

Indonesia lead by 2 wins after the latest meeting. The biggest lead was 2, held by Indonesia from 25 April 2008.

Every meeting on one timeline

Indonesia wins

Draws

Yemen wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Indonesia's home games

3 matches

120

IndonesiaDrawsYemen

In Yemen's home games

1 match

010

IndonesiaDrawsYemen

At neutral venues

2 matches

110

IndonesiaDrawsYemen

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Indonesia	Draws	Goals
AFC Asian Cup qualifying	2	1	1	5–2
World Cup qualifying	2	0	2	1–1
Friendly	2	1	1	1–0

Meetings by decade

Indonesia wins Draws Yemen wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Indonesia	Draws	Goals
1990s	2	0	2	2
2000s	3	2	1	8
2010s	1	0	1	0

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Indonesia	Yemen
Wins in a row	12008	None
Unbeaten meetings	61997 to 2014	21997

The longest run of draws is 2, from 13 April 1997 to 13 June 1997.

Questions answered

How many times have Indonesia and Yemen played each other?

6 times, starting on 13 April 1997. 4 of those meetings were competitive and 2 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Indonesia and Yemen?

Indonesia, with 2 wins to 0. 4 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Indonesia vs Yemen?

Indonesia’s 3–0 win in AFC Asian Cup qualifying on 8 October 2003 in Jeddah.

When did Indonesia and Yemen last play?

On 9 September 2014 in Yogyakarta, when the match ended 0–0 in a friendly.

What is the competitive record between Indonesia and Yemen?

In 4 competitive matches, Indonesia have 1 win, Yemen have 0, and 3 ended level.

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Every Indonesia vs Yemen result

All 6 Competitive 4 Friendlies 2

Every Indonesia vs Yemen result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
9 Sept 2014	Indonesia	0–0	Yemen	Friendly	Yogyakarta, Indonesia
25 Apr 2008	Indonesia	1–0	Yemen	Friendly	Bandung, Indonesia
15 Oct 2003	Indonesia	2–2	Yemen	AFC Asian Cup qualifying	Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (neutral)
8 Oct 2003	Yemen	0–3	Indonesia	AFC Asian Cup qualifying	Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (neutral)
13 Jun 1997	Yemen	1–1	Indonesia	World Cup qualifying	Sana'a, Yemen
13 Apr 1997	Indonesia	0–0	Yemen	World Cup qualifying	Jakarta, Indonesia